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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
SENATOR'S "sEeN."
Hot Debate In the stale Senate over the
Coldw wafer Scandal Whitswssh.

ak-.1rF.t - ff- 'aAtaaee -tlaA-a
IAxsINe. MAY 8.-Mr. killean's bill 10
amend the Board Of Public Works Act
passed in committee Of the whole IN the
House to-dsy. Hs offered sn amendment
restoring TO the Common Council the
authority Of bonding the city fatter first
submitting the the question 70 the people.
and If approved 0y a majority vote IA sucn
sums as the Common Council may deem
expedient for the purpose Of extending, i'm
ps0ging OF eularging the water works Of
Grand Rapids
The senate spent the entire afternoon in
debating the Coldwater scandal matter
Senators Hubbell Deyoe and ". j. Bah
cock entered protest against the acfion Of
the senate IN refusing 90 order another in
vssfizsfion. The debate vas very hot
Senator Hubbel explained that his attj-
sude in the matter wss Occasioned by q
greater love for the honor Of the Senate than
for his esteem f0f any one committee sni
that although the charge vas freQuently
male as course vas due % no personal
feeling. Senator " J. Babcock declared tbst
me Senators lad been seen 20 defeat the
pian FOR another invest irsti0n OF the scan
dai. bat that. while be did not h0pe 70 carry
hss Point. he c0uii az least make loud pro-
test The consfitgfi0nait7 II spreading =
protest on the ferlra4i was hotlY cenafe1-
and thar wss the only point carried BY he
dsuzhtr three for The Constitution upnoi6s
ssieh procedure A 8. stands. The Cold
water sfste Pebble school scandal may be
consifersf Whiiewss8ed-
The House srcnt tie afternoon taking
over the swamp land siil. gclSlsE.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
TO SUCCEED BORGESS.
FRANK osRIsN. o. KALAMAZOO,
>sb& - - ths asa "a - hsss sss tsisaeF's
a&sfts eau F-n- 1ss sseFeaea Hiit-
a issstrssfsse sfstss ~ the Pt~s
Feaiasuis . shsr state specials

- otes News Aszos s.4aa.
Ns1aell May a~ll = ss.d tha, hishop
Rofxssst eeerse o. sxSonmanlcAtion against
taa ssssra. thousand Po.ss y 40 psFsleip ps,ed
IA tbs iass r.ots. IS hol worth TIE paper Il is
srtlen %. osiax 10 tie failure Of the
Elshop 10 naae ths sxc0mmuniease1
psfs.es.
senator Gofmsn. The Catholic member n
TIE state senate. xbo h&s offered q oil re-
moving Ia o~nsrship Of CAlhoiic property
ifum lie blsaoQ An1 resioring lt upoa
trustees Ia each PARISH. Is quoted - saying
that the Bishops RECOMMENDATION
amounts 10 as muca as The decree 81 .
court. that the nan who had commitisd a
murder sas guilty 81 tie sct
lt = altogether probable tast al e4-com-
Enerciai traveller Nlli sgccstl 70 tie dignity
0l the Bish0pric II tie diocese = made frOui
the diocesan clergy, The eoasG.tors Viii
most likely agree On Rev. Frank . BFlen, OF
- Augustine Church Kalamazoo. lie IS a
n.t4ge oi Michigan, A. years old. and was
trained for commercial traveller. tie EN-
brsoed a religions life and began his minis
terial career la Detroit zs assistant pastor OF
81. Nincent's Church. he Is an American
snd a hustler. popular. scholarly and pious,
and Is considered one OF the leading author
ties on tue ceremonies Of the church Ia the
West, Gov Algcr appointed him mem.
Der OF the State Board OF Corrections and
Charities. Taere Is some talk that Bishop
Macs. Of COvingtOn Ky. Will De translated
here, Bishop Macs thoroughly knows this
diocese having tor many years been secre-
tary 70 Bishop Borgess.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
RELIEVED eY DEATH.
smith sanford's Victim Dice si the 4. u. =
Home-1hs Autopsy.

Another romxnce OF shame. destiiGtlou O.
sbiect misery and terrible persecution has
ended the inevitable death. Lille keichum
died at 6o'clook yesterday morning ai the L
B. A. Home. IL Is not Necessary 10 reitsFaie
the story OF her unfoFiunsis and pitishls
career q suffering. The monster who ~
cruelty tortured. abused and starved hef
the notorious smith Sanford - ia jall ssTg-
ing q six months sentence.
An autopsy was beid Yesterday afternoon
q. the direction II Prosecuting Attorney
Clay. Drs. Wright and Hovi made The ex-
animation a. tie request 81 ipr. bisbfow
who was IN charge. The physicians agreed
tbsthe girls death wa due ~ neglect. she
was frightfuilY wan and emaciated The
body weighing only sixty pounds The
measurement of the thigh WA ~ inches Ia
circumference, the cali of the leg
inches. the arm 9 inches and the waist ~
inches. There was scarcely any hesh ou
the body. and the doctors bad % examine il
carefully IN order 10 find flesh enough 10
mske q hvpodermic injection.
After the autopsy the remains were taken
70 Dolbees undertaking rooms. George
Young. who has paid for me5Iesl attend
anoe and SIS a week flr tie care 81 tie poor
unforuuste. hsS provided handfome
casket end the funeral will take place from
the unCefiakers rooms 81 O'Clock thie
afternoon. Kev. Merriam VIII conduct he
services
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
PULSE OF THE PEOPLE
or Om or con.isssncyiiti

OI or otfi Consistency !t!i
Once more ;he Nslrs bees leave 20 protes,
against the woeful abuse Of consistency OF which
The Morning f),nao,aa, hu been guilty, also to
call attention 20 the same crime N connection
with Mayor Dikerasr's methodis a. en- alleged
representative OF The interests OF the party which
elected him 20 his second term as Chief Executive
OF The city of Grand Rapids. IL will be remen-
bsred by few gentlemen intimately connected
with the workings OF the recent municipal cam
paign that the Democrat made an attack
uPOs the Hesf SIDE Nstrs. charging with polig-
icsl inc0nCistcucy bordering upon treason These
remarks are but preliminary 90 calling attention
10 The position which MayOr DikeWuH and the
Morning bsaiocraf have assumed IN regard TO the
appointments recently recommended By the
Mayor. Notwithstanding Mayo Uikeman duIiug
the recent campaign advocate strongly the
str.ctest aud truest adhesion 20 the lutcfesfs OF
raItg 0y every member OF said party, the batch
OF twelve appointments which he Submitted Tor
tug Affirmation OF the Common Council contained
10 les than -ix Republicans. and one who j. 50
little Known thai ~ Ear hs the general public Is
informed he may belong % any party or 10 par
were selections from the party winch elected
Mayor Ui<emau--the Fusion Delnafra,s anil
Grceubackers. aud. with is usga. tetiy.lic spirit
the AoinlnS Irrigcrf Of Tuesday hliis up Sc
rpuely and endorses the selections highly com
F.ilncntiug the Mayor upon gpOd iudgmeut.
ntlf 20 says nothing about party consistency. u
has evidently forgotten ~ recent ATTACK upon the
Nsiss AGAIN the Nf'Cs worid Cal attention tp the
oii saw. - consistency. thou AT a ieweit
Jewels are articles rendered prcciou- by scarcity
and be scarcity Of consistency with fhis morning
payer sud ieaai~g politicians IA very marked fn.
d1td IN fast. u might Dc safely a fmei hat The
wood gors.sicnFy is one not f0and in tue political
e ictH- ct e.f aer Msyur Olkemau of tae Dam.
cu. before calling attention 20 The mole in the
FTs OF another i-t them look vel ai ne beam 10
tacir own etes is the parting @dmouit.oa Of The
WtST ~lnE NkNS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
The COMMITTEES
Appointed by the O-wash-Ts- >onKs 20
Manage the Coming Regatta.

The O-Wssh-Ta-Nong Boat Club has sp-
pointed Committees 20 make arrangements
for the y W r. a regatta 70 be held ei
Reeds lake in July. a foliows
Execuiive-H. ID. c. Van Asmus. chair.
man: y. b. Fisher. Sam l.. Bennett. {. b.
Morgan, Fred A. Holcomb.
Reception and Hoieis-C. B. Morgan,
chairman, Chas. IA Leonard. +. ". X Gin
dlenst Sherwood Hall. a. judd DAVIDSON.
W. Alden Smith. Geo \. DAVIS. &. g.
Swensberg. J. Miner. Fred u. 1hrver. &.
". Bisok, J.. J. keate. G. d. judd. Fred
Champlln. Geo. I. QalmbY, l.. G.. Stuart.
Printing aud Raiiroads-E. b Fisher,
chsirman: T.. DOran, J. Mckenney, W. J..
Neshr A. r. NOrex
Finanoe-Samuel F. Bennett. chairman.
J. c. levi, Ed. Donnely. George +. Pant
lind, Chss. Belknap a. 4. B.ssels.
Boats and Bosi Regulations Fred A.
Holcomb chairman y i. ScTbner. ID. j.
Waters. Ia. Lowe. l.. l. Isoveridge, c. h.
Radcliffe i u. Hethesnev.
Prizes and Badges-H. ID. G. NsnAsmus
". II. I.oomis. G. " Chauncev.
The Finance Committee is instructed 10
select subscriptions from manufacturer.
jObbers and dealers on OF about May -. The
estimated expenses for prizes for races ia
about 81 go
The entire State Of Michigan part o,
Indiana and Ohio Milwaukee. Chicago and
other lake cities and towns viii be posted
advertising the reysfta in this city
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

DEATH FROM ABORTION.
Mrs. Dr. Dutton Commits the Crime OF
Murder-Ber Victim, Mrs. flag.

Mrs. DIR. Dutton Commits the Crime of
Murder-Ber Victim, Mrs. Flag
With the Dora Ross, Sylvia Sawdry Mary
Noel abortion cases mus, be added another,
almost similar in character. yet perhaps
more revolving by the sad story of gravity
and ignorance with which it is surrounded.
George Flag was al one time in the en-
ploy Of ~. H. Davis as q teamsier, and Was
enabled 10 support his family comfortably,
receiving good wages. Losing this position,
he has ddfted about from pillar
to post. doing odd jobs ana
now and then. Poverty had brought him
down so far as 70 compel him to receive aid
from the City POormaster, and the poor fel-
low was living with bis vile and several
small children in the basement Of the Cole
block. at - West Bridge-st.. damp. foul
smelling hole at the best. Yesterday morn
ing Undertaken Koch was notified by Flag
tha, his wife bad died during the night. and
when the body was being prepared for
burial IL was discovered that the woman
had been the victim Of hutchenng
abortion. Tbs Coroner was at once notified
and in company with County Physician
Graves visited the undertaking rooms ana
held g post morfem. They found that the
woman had died from Inflammation. peri
toniiisi and enterdts being very pro
nOunced.
Coroner Bradish at once called on Flag
and he told the following story. Friday
morning discovered Mrs. DR.. DuttOn per
forming some kiud of sn operation
on my wife and giving be- black
medicine that looked ike mo,asses.
Ny wife was able to be around
until Saturday morning when Mrs. Dution
told me that my vile wss going to De
sick. She put my wife 20 bed and short
time after handed me = foetUs and told me
20 bury IL. Said my wife was al right noe
She continued 10 groN worse and MTs D1i-
ton came 70 sec her very often Oh one
visit Tuesisysi think. she brought wifo
her DR. Dale. She was with my wife when
she died, about 80 this morning. She took
the medicine that was lei, aud threw 81
into the slop Jars and carried the bottles
with her"
What did you 90 vith The fostus
sskpu the Coroner.
~Tll show you responded Flez and hs
took him 10 the resr 81 the block sud IN
the vacant lof about eighteen inches under
ground dug up a cigar box containing =
FIVE months foetgs rsmsfkinz that hs bad
buried IL there 50 II 1T vas wanted A. any
fine he cauld easily fni is
The Coroner summoned fhs follow .ue
inry yesterday afternoon = II. Jones. 3.
q ~faaTt. Alex Innes J. II ffsr3ner n
II Rssd sni BRYANT Healey Affsr view
ing The r-nsos the iafT sdiorrne5 uuul 3
o'clock this morning.
Mr. Du-on il not = graduate q srv
school % medicins. hat her rertihcsts flea
wita the founfv Clerk shoTs f'5et Sc be-
erscfioe3 for eve wears IN ths state She e
= bright s1d shining light in the Ssivsflcn
Armg.
The husband r The des3 rons1 der les
any knoxiakge a. ssnrftea of fke abortion
Mrs. Flag So be barred this sf5eTncsE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
TILL FEARFUL FLAMES
a MAN AND CHILD BURNED.
The Awfdi Fate Of a Paralyiic Policeman
aud HIS 9rand-child- Property Worth
sI6O,O00 Destroyed Yesterday
a. New Orleans

NEW ORLEANS, La. May 4.-EaFly this
morning ire broke out in Mtcheil's cis,ern
factory. Nos ls3 and lS5 Marazine-st.. and
spread TO the residence of Chief OF the Fire
Department o'Connor. who barely escaped
from the building with his life. A high
wind was blowing and before the engines
couli get to work Nos. l2l. los, l23 and
l35 Julia-st were a mass Of flames. No. l2i
was occupied by Policeman Mclaughlin
Lyons end family. Yesterday Mr.. Lyons
was stricken with paralysis and compelled
TO take TO his bed. he was sleeping with
his grandchild, little girl. The building
burned so rapidly that the family had
barely time TO get out. Lyons wife en-
deavored to get her husband out of bed, bat
the flames compelled her 10 leave him and
she ran screaming out of the house and
begged the fremen to save her husband.
Several brave fellows promptly responded
and endeavored to reach the paralytic,
but were unable 10 do go.
After abandoning Lyons 70 his fate they
were told about the little girl and search
was made for her, but she was nowhere TO
be found. 1t is known that she also perish
ed. No. 122 Julia-st. was boarding house
and the guests had a narrow escape with
their lives. The flames then attacked eight
buildings on Camp-st.. but al o'clock the
wind luled and q heavy rain began falling
and the firemen soon had the flames under
control.
The total property loss is about $4,000.
insured for about half that amount Chief
O'Connor lost a number of valuable fire.
mems prizes aud trappings which be values
at $on 600
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

assAr Loss OF LIS pRosAsls
"A Espisstsa IA . British Csisnabis SHAFT
whieh Eat0sob~d Oas Euaar@d aud
fittJ asn-Ouly E~eiss Recovered
snd Meat "a These Dead.

FlcToRlA. b. e.. May News has Just
reached here from NonianO Of 81 explosion
10 9ne Of the shafts Of he Xicloria Coal
Company. oue hueirei and city miners
were al work IN the mine when the ex-
piosion occurred. and il i feared that many
Of tnen ~ill die before assistance can reach
them, kesc1lns parties have made several
auempfs 20 reach them. bat the
names aad gases arising rom
ths mines have thus liar prevented
them from getting near enough % oe of any
assistance. Twelve miners have 50 Tar been
recovered. most OF them dead. and all the
others badly injured one man OF a relief
party. who attempted 20 eater the mine
Was su1ocated. The families OF the miners
are er0Hding around the mouth OF the pii,
crying and praying that the lives Of the
eniombed may be saved TIE scenes are
hsart-rending many families will De left
entirely destitute
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
At TIIK HOTELS

A'ersn3er G pez vss sn9az fhe iste
arrivals al Tae Nori0n lasi 1ixbt
~ H. Bsrisb - Rocbester r wss
IN tae croe3ei l5av ~ TIE Ho-fsn lssf
night
VIA. ssrt7. q Detroit re tessceo raru-
ufsefursr and F'rsai1ef knight Tsap psr IS
81 resf
Arthur Rernsr5. ~ sse.nsu. IS - TIE
Morton he ~H stten1 - Business sns
v.s't frier6s hsrs i0isq
r Ess-sa Nfefzsn rsessrrs- tve1t
q fae ls lerfTsl ra r3sf vss hees
YESTERDAY w,rkzrg 20 born lsr f-se srnos
- A. u rs.rion 81 4f L1 He
rsed soae rBsz-l.te eezt sfpsFe fo5ers
arrnaz Tie rsss
W q Cran rs9~ssertfne fEss Ts-sr.z-ah
ff~gus f wrstt frrn wff
ftr rgsnr Fesrs enc ~ ere awa.
s-s ~ fte feetaese- ~ IS F-arers.
sd vsaeran rs fas vfs8 tsst
ard sreax'ss Drnc fte 81 efe~ ras~t -
NJ Crrrs rss aer - Ts-res te Ne-s -
s the ovrer - So acre r-s-vt -r.ee
Es Der - sFs - w - fs- snser
"a sva Else AZ = ts~7
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
HOW CAME IT THERs2
Saginaw Worked Up Over tho Discovery OF
sa tnknowR Corpse.

By United News Association.
SAGINAW, May 4.-People living in the
neighborhood Of Thirteenth and Lapeer-
SIS. were considerably excited this morn
ing by discovering what, by most of them,
is accepted as positive proof o. the fact that
a murder had been committed IN the yicin
ity wears ago On the south side OF Lspeer-
u, between Twelfth and Thirteenth-sts.. IS
d small house owned by a
widow woman, Mrs. Schinski. Nearly
twenty years ago she lived with
her son, who was killed IN
the woods but her own occupancy of the
house continued until a few years since,
when she rented il. Recently the house has
been without a tenant. Seye months
ago an ancient barn oD the prei... 'cs burned
and the garden having been rented Dy A.
ii. Carey, he commenced this morning, the
removal OF the floor OF the old barn. the
only part left by the ire, IN
order 10 extend the garden
patch Starting AZ the southwest corner of
the old floor be removed plank, and was
astonished to ind neatly concealed beneath
a pine box. which had been there many
years With an axe he removed the upper
portion Of the box. The contents were
wrapped IN rubber cloak or coat, which
was rotten in spots. When the cloak was
removed the searcher fount something
that astonished him considerably, for
the box was filled with human
bones carefully packed in sawdust. Wood
was sent 10 Police Headquarters and an
officer FASTENED To what was supposed TO be
the scene OF recent murder. After the
bones were removed from the box they
proved TO be an entire skeleton, apparently
OF what was once powerful man. The
skull was missing. Where the box and
contents came from Is mystery which
prOuises TO 20 unSolyed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS
THTwoHs ~ III eoUTHa9sT.
sslsans. ~se assisa. Esees $50 fsissssssia
shaAsn 3 SEA ssstse. nef Nsf
bsais ffwrf te4sts fleas ~
tu5Nsaa tn Astaens.

Bssses. Ara. Nsy g. kheat 9 e'e'ass
yssisfasY silsrnson efssi tssfof sss ssasss
sn8ons ths e.llssas - a. eafii fu4se si.aes
huiidinxs ssgs gule4is asssFse8. thessa
eons3erstls esfasgs wss dsus. ee eus ~es
bert sasht trsnes fsllawss. The Shock
essag tslt 81 Intervals dnHaE lsN nlEil a
fasn has arrives from hs SAL fe8Fe river
and reports that fhs shock AS severe Ia
taSi vicinity a nssurs ia fhe gfoaoa sia
Inches wiae openS4 i1 Uue lslaee Hna
waller ross ~Lefs lhefs had b6en
ors isnd TIE phsE smru8a 81 smokt
sTis.ae ffom tbe Nbesist0ns mounf3ih
e'gti tnlirs soglh. ~Ss witnes-et from here
alter Tie sAock ihs apfesFanos ts tbst ~
a volcano and there is great sxe4lentnl
about tie occurrences as ne volcano Las ever
before existed in this FegiQn- a party A4s
started f9g tie mountains 10 EAke al ia
vest Cation.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
ABOUT THE GAS WELL
VII 81 TUefo 10 I'M BOTTOM
Tie nsts fiilsa with s@ls water a. ths
Beeta ef flxhs Hundred fsst ths
Wast s4as Proposes a. 1se
ttse fksseFkctf,

Al mldnifhi Tuesday the torch vas sp'
piled 10 tas ess well Nnd = fsms ths fal
al-s 81 ihs hole sboi uI ts feei ffom ths
mouth ~ ths well and burned brilliantly
Al ru4aofs thsi sAe well Aas pslcsea oUs
Grs utterly without foundation, and enaais.
sied smgly lrom gAe imaginative ara ns Of
q iof of eossips - totally igDoFsni oi gss
selis, ss ~ lie eoia paved sifeess ~ tAf
New jerusalem
Those who visited The well yesterday "a.
pecane q see a tame lleEine its iors %
ioDg4e AesYrnWar4 were disappointed. iof
thei beautiful sFhi vii not 5e presented
fof several weels yet That there is Eas
there and IA paying quantities there b no
reason "a doubt aud tie stockholders Agt
more iisB satisfied viii tie results already
STAINED
The well is only tubsd for about 800 feci
and there j. Dos ovcs so feel - salt wsiei
IN i which eiieciuaiiy prevents the esoal's
0t The Gas. The company VIII 81 Once afAN
the tubing AID nm 0at" The hole. sinfinE
the sik-inch iron pape tbs eutire depth 81
tie well rhls vii draw on tie water snd
another test Will be made. should the fe-
suit show thst there l. not sufficient gas.
the ocmpsny Will sink tie vel lev teel
further into the sof rock, then enEurlnF i
loroe ample fof present Deeds. u bns
taken foriy-tYe days FOR the boring.
b4t the trimming oui process VII
only require about three weeks.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
STREET RAILWAY MAGNATes
VIII be Here on Saturday 10 Dscuss Im
provsment In the CITY Lines.


provsment IN the city Lines.
The stockholders q the Grand Rapids
Street Rsilwsy viii hold e. important
meeting in this city on Saturday It is er-
pectei tba. al The Cleveland gentlemen
who are associated with our own citizens ia
this corporation, viii b. present. A. matters
affecting very large iuCressr in tie invest
Inenis o. Tie Compsnv in This city, Wis 8e
considered II - proposed 90 formally
suthofize 81 increase If az least fluoga Ia
the Compsnvs capital stock % meet
the demands of tie Company =
system here iD the way Of exten-
Sons and Improvements At one
tine. the authorzei capital being Al ia uss
it wss Yrc posei 70 build the Eighth wsr1
lire ans ofhef new lines. hT means ~ oga-
strurficn c0nuauies and igase fhs roads or
ofersie them Oh mutually sdrantsrn8us
terms. Nox Sc j. deemed besf ~ rnfks them
extensions rare sid .impe IT the parent
line ~ svster1. Tie company les bad So
e1VeTt engineer here. studying IRE situation
am mating estiusfes u.th Tiev O. f1rn-
isnInr fle h.il viii ample street fsr
service. TIE eoHpanT is Inclined - soos
wifh favor nnsn ,as plan fer 90 inc
up the Hssane si Ike she oae I'D N ai
mas 1854 in fsnrnnsfi
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05
a TERRIBLE STORM.
The Upper Peninsuis swept by It's Fierce
ness-Property Destroyed

ttrA-httt 70 hre h--t-~As ftNA---
Prefacing it with the statement that We'd
nesday s40 p. m, was the earliest possible
moment the information could be sent, the
Northern News Bureau sends the following
MAKQUErTE. May "A terrific wind
swept the peninsula Monday afternoon,
conpleteiy OrOsTaung telegraph and tele-
phone wires and doing great Damage. At
Ishpening, HOuEhtOn, Negaunee. Escanaba
ana oil through from Fort How
ard 10 iron River and from
Norway TO Sauit Ste. Mare
communication was entirely destroyed.
Many buildings were unroofed, chimneys
demolished and railroad travel badly inter
ruptcd By fallen trees. Men in the woods
were terribly frightened. AT Norway John
Coleman was killed by a falling tree. At
Quinuesee the Masonic Hall and firemen's s
building were demolished At Iron
Mountain great damage was done 10 houses.
II IS believed that when communication Is
restored reports of general havoc will be
received from ali quarters. As yet nothing
but the most meagre reports are pTocuTaole.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-05

stRFRov. Map a severe earthquake shock
0starrtd yesterday In the suuthtrl portion o. The
InHed sisiss. extend ng rom cenferviile. coo
fhrusgh Arizona ard New Mexico - El FaS,.
Texas. l. was also feit a. Gusmas. Hcx.
Ear ClNaF. wis MAY The body Of NJ x lqs
non has been brought here for burial from hitlie
JwnQ river. tie AMI eight others were stimuli
taue sSlg str1rk ~ l<htuiug while work NJ ofs
q inz drive. Mokinuou ras Instantly kl.ett and
JOAN heisrrgor vi prnnahil fatally injured
The others we're -faanet. bat re,o ered
Ia~uox. aay t-John " Naisch. professor n
msieria we'i|es ard h-tanT in the Phi adeiph's a.
Pa toliese of Fhafmscy has =, cn elected an
honorary snd c1rresps nauS member % The
Ihsrmaoeuticsi socletg o. Great Britain.
GEFr4ssrae. p Msy The Maine sad ~ IS
consin monument ceu7ucie ions inspected tle naf-
tlered ioisy. commander r.in Chef Falrchii8.
81 me q K. received tns Yosts tooiehi and a
car1u IRE vas held. General Fsfrcnfii add Gen
era Rusx. Hf Wisrozsfr. msde speeches sfsr
being ssrensted at aiahl
pufI anuf pfFrs Mari ~ Rourhton & 90 a
w1ol carpet factory sud Thomas Oay iron fonu-
drv. sf lveiah and Ham iiton sts, Nere burned
tonight insS SO. %. partially insured FIre
frenleu were carried Down ~ falling wsils ard
i1flreti au- not seriously.
HsxovrR y. r.. Nar I'D 4. lawrence. 81
w.lden. Hs<s. sai A Fisier. ~ Ar ingfou.
p g. Werr sIs~enfrd freu Nar za1oufh fal .faa
fosav ~ Vubi.hi1- Ia tasir cfileze paper car.
soon reaectins up-'n ne President
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r-Il.a erurf under 80 hsIL
N~w NoRs. Nsr t-Thos. 81 Ecrr. ex-~errs-
fsrr ~ the RrnsfRrr Pal rsi fampslf was
fhrown f-'Tn tge-r snf s-riorsly snd P<rsaps
fsrsfr in-ure.i r1,fav. Hs = cne ~ sne rrl8ftfs
Witnesses in ~ f1rrncnr 1g trisl ~ faces sharp
fcr erlhfrr sed iee sseiteuf wi probably cause
fhe r,sfprneraf.t ~ tnet tfiAl
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~ kf4rnrnaess.s tex fafrs fosisr ruroirnsi al
offer ~ 81 ~ fro0i Ne~ Hcrx paTf.es Scr lheir
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sonr 7er- stef tle rsrVhsze Ias oFeT ess r.
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mere teua a-issto1 rief here fafsv Ehe faafs-
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a9a.rr ~ eng s0t shert ssat rislse Repre-
eufasfve- - vartcns efef-sts iF~rs pre~enf f-srf
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